DevAhmadz🖥️

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@phishfinding Please I need it

Would y’all be interested in sec+ vouchers that come with retake attempts?

@mobilisingniger So where do they buy weapons.. or who supply's them weapons

When I said ISWAP does not have sponsors this morning, alot of people came for my head. Many people will believe this fund is as a result of kidnapping proceeds but this is false, this fund is from Zakat (Taxes), the taxes they generate from locals to offer them protection in isolated controlled areas. If you want to do any trade as it is, you will pay this tax, ISWAP has a tax collector who receives the tax on their behalf, after you make your profit you will also share your profit proceed with them. Again, ISWAP does not have a financial sponsor as many Nigerians think, lots of Nigerians finance their operations knowingly and unknowingly.

@dokitawaa So why do I have serious stomach pain when I don't have sex or release

What are the effects of long-term sexual abstinence for men? How true is this? #men #health

@teflonjaz @larrizy @Pressman2040 no wonder.. i rest my case

@DevAhmadz @larrizy @Pressman2040 “My president” lol check my bio first before you attack me. Am a true born Biafran ❤️ divide Nigeria today to save lives

🇳🇬🇺🇸The US has 200 troops on Nigerian soil, flying Reaper drones from Bauchi to hunt terrorists alongside our military. Yet at the same time, they are evacuating non-essential embassy staff from Abuja and warning their citizens to stay away from 14 states. Let that sink in. They trust our soil enough to deploy their military assets and personnel for joint operations. But they do not trust our security enough to keep their diplomats and non-essential staff in place. They will fight with us. But they will not stay with us. This is not partnership. This is selective risk. You cannot claim to be building Nigeria's security capacity while simultaneously telling the world that large parts of the country are too dangerous for your own people. Either the security situation is under control enough for boots on the ground or it isn't. You cannot have it both ways. The contradiction is glaring. And Nigerians are watching.

@Shabosec how did you do this man

There invoice 🧾 😂😂😂 I know what to do 😂😂😂

Wonder shall Never End in this Self Hosted Program 😂😂😂 I found 23GB customer database using Y-Dork and some database in DuckDuckGo and they said is Out of scope Guess what They Fixed the directory but they don’t know I have download all the complete database F**CK THEM😂😂

@Shabosec They will learn the hard way

Don’t worry there’s still more coming 🔥🔥🔥

@teflonjaz @larrizy @Pressman2040 who do you think tells the Government to re-instate them into the society, u are calling the same people for help.. u people should start doing proper research and know the kind of the stupid negotiation ur president has with U.S

@DevAhmadz @larrizy @Pressman2040 How many times have you accused your useless military and your stupid president for incompetence and reintegrating the captured terrorist fighters into the army?

@Theoladeledada You are getting awakened

I refuse to believe there is no life out there outside earth. We don’t exist alone

@teflonjaz @larrizy @Pressman2040 Bro Government are not innocent who do u hink the U.S uses.. or u think the Government is not involved.. why do u think there is silence.. there are negotiation going on offline, see ehn u can't have gas explosion in your house and you are using fuel to quench it

@DevAhmadz @larrizy @Pressman2040 Omo large population of Nigeria are so daft gosh! 😅 you not blaming your govt but you’re blaming the white man who came to help you out in the monster that your own evil govt ve breed all the years?

@sarkinnomaa Wetin wan carry me enter cave

You will never find a black person in this position.

@don_of_lagos1 @larrizy @Pressman2040 Bro stop saying nonsense and do the maths.. US came to Bauchi killings increased.. now they evacuating citizen common man... Na person wey dey inside go tell you wetin go happen before it happen

@DevAhmadz @larrizy @Pressman2040 Are you people this dull or it’s rage baiting??

@StepheniaOmeh They already planned it..and that's why they are evacuating their citizens

@larrizy @Pressman2040 Na common sense far from you lik this

You speak like an illiterate. If you don't have what to tweet just close the app. A Brig Gen just died. The other day you were dragging Alex Babir for the Jos killings. Today you are dragging US for evacuating their citizens. What kind of hypocrite are you? I can almost guess your tribe.

@Akintola_steve Him don run out dev for him name

Even if it sounds harsh to say, one candid piece of advice I’ll give you is this: you’re wasting your time.

@ayo__laolu With everything you mention dies NDPC have these experts

Omo This is getting crazy😂 I was discussing with someone that it's only financial organizations in Nigeria that takes security half-seriously. You'll hardly ever find a CISO, or even security engineers in a hospital group, or a hotel/hospitalilty group or like even energy companies and other organizations like that. Most of them think their head of IT support and IT team is enough. Interestingly, these organizations suffer breaches EVERYTIME. Especially those hotels and hospitals, they don't care about PII and data leaks. We have a long way to go in Nigeria if we will have a base level security culture. Well, maybe if the NDPC starts to crack down on these leaks, some of these companies will take security infrastructure and data protection seriously.

@commando_skiipz The reason i love this is that we will learn the hard, when people like us have experience apply for jobs, they will give a family member that knows nothing, there will be more to, is like somebody told this people that there is money in NIgeria

1 + 1 is 2 Soko

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@youraveragejeet @hsprafrique i know someone who paid to get into banking, he did yahoo before and he is now an SBO

this is the yahoo yahoo culture displaying itself in real time. when former yahoo yahoo boys are employed in critical infrastructures because they wear suit and have a very impressive qualification. i am wondering if these insiders had any thorough background check done on them before they were employed. expact more stuff like this in the future.

Nigeria’s EFCC just dropped a bombshell on a sophisticated cyber-financial crime that hit SIX major Nigerian banks at the same time. EFCC Chairman Ola Olukoyede revealed the details while discussing new threats to the country’s banking infrastructure. This wasn’t your usual external hack — it was an insider-enabled hardware backdoor operation that combined corrupt employees with external cybercrime networks. How the fraud actually started The attackers never tried to break in remotely at first. Instead, the operation began inside the banks’ own physical infrastructure. Insiders with authorized access to server rooms and network racks allegedly helped install unauthorized electronic devices directly into the banks’ internal systems. These weren’t random gadgets — they were covert gateways planted right in the heart of the network. What those secret devices actually did Once connected, the devices functioned like: • Rogue remote access tools • Network tunneling devices • Hardware backdoors This gave external criminals full remote control. They could: → Access internal banking applications → Execute transactions → Monitor live account activity → Move funds between accounts Because everything ran through the bank’s own internal network, many fraud detection systems flagged the activity as legitimate internal traffic. Why insiders were the key EFCC investigators were crystal clear: This attack could NOT have happened without insiders. Installing these devices required physical access to restricted areas — server rooms, network racks, IT infrastructure. Only bank employees or contractors with proper privileges could plant them without triggering alarms. What the attackers could do once inside With the hardware backdoor live, outsiders could remotely: • Initiate large transfers • Authorize internal operations • Route funds through multiple accounts to obscure the trail • Mask the true origin of every transaction The system literally thought it was just doing normal bank business. Why this attack was so dangerous Traditional banking security focuses on external threats: malware, phishing, credential theft. This operation completely bypassed all of that. The attackers had a physical entry point inside the perimeter. From that moment, they operated like trusted insiders. Automated systems had almost no way to tell the difference between a real employee and the criminals. The scale of the heist The scheme successfully affected six Nigerian banks (names not all publicly released yet). Investigators say the criminals moved billions of naira before the operation was detected. Funds were laundered through layered accounts across multiple banks to make tracing extremely difficult. The bigger cybersecurity lesson for Nigeria (and the world) The most dangerous threat to financial systems isn’t always some genius hacker in a basement. It’s the deadly mix of: ✅ Insider access ✅ Physical hardware backdoors ✅ Professional external cybercrime networks Once attackers are inside the network, the game changes completely. This case is a loud wake-up call for every bank in Nigeria and beyond: Physical security + insider vetting + strict device control are now just as critical as firewalls and antivirus. What do you think — should banks be doing random device sweeps and stricter background checks on IT staff? Drop your thoughts 👇 #EFCC #CyberFraud #NigerianBanks #InsiderThreat #CyberSecurity (Repost & share to spread awareness — this one is serious)

@Ibby_6ix @hsprafrique do the so called banks, have IT security and even if they are technical good, most banks employ based on who you know

@hsprafrique Most of these fraud exist cos the consequences is rather too soft. Banks should do everything possible not to trust even their staff and put all security in double checks always.

@ireteeh iT support and cyber security in an organization

What is that thing you can teach for 30 minutes effortlessly?